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Expositor editor Susan White accepted awards on
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Newspaper Association Convention in Ottawa on the
weekend, from OWNA president Jim Dills of Milton.
The Expositor won third for general excellence in its
class and an honourable mention for the best
agricultural story in competition with weeklies of all
sizes in the province. (OWNA Photo)
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15 —THE LIHON EXPOSITOR MARCH 4, 1976 IleId Sunday
Win at Walton poker rally
Alice Ryan, Walton; 3rd,. 1Q, 00
Nelson Marks, Walton; 4th 5.00
RonnieGodkin, R.R.#I, Walton;
5th 5.00 Mack Sholdice, Walton.
Prices were. donated by
Winners of the prites at the
Snowmobile Poker Rally on
Sunday were:
1st. 50.00 Bruce HuHey, R.R.#
Londesboro; 2nd. 30.00 Marx
Moleswprth, Cheese
F aetory:.
Aurks Flerrir, Wingham;
Sparli ngs Propane, Blyth;
Humphries & Co., Walton;
Co-op., Belgrave; Lynn Hoy
Enterprises, Wingham; Ideal
Supply Co. Ltd., Listowel; Nelson
Marks. Walton; N.D.CAmeron.
-Wingham:FWron Tractor, glyth;
Murray Lowe. Brussels; McGavin
Farm Equip, Ltd., Walton;"
Maitland Redi Mix, Wingham;
Mac - Land Redi Wingham:
Evans Hardware, Ethel;
Fleming's Feed Mill, Clinton;
Maitside Orchards, Brussels;
,Seaforth District Co-op-Sea-
forth; F1, & N. Dairy Systems Ltd.
(Jack Nelemans) Brussels;)
Milton 1 Diet? Ltd., Seaforth;
T.B.Allen, Clinton.
Nelson Marks and WatsonReid
out the trail and marked if.
Ont. Aryshireub
tours local herds
Breeders Association of Canada
held their annual meeting in the
same Holiday Inn with members
LittendiLng from all province of
Canada,
After the meeting, a banquet
s its held with Mel. Thomas of
Lastern Breeders 'as guest
speaker followed by the High
Produetion kIWOrd,; for a la" an a da.
The annual meeting of the
Ontario Ayrshire cattle club as
held on Monday, February 23 at
.the Holi,day Inn, Flespertr,
cambridg& with Geo. Mitchell,
President of- Thamesford as
chairman .
On Tuesday -a bus tour was
taken of area herds arranged by
Ontario Heldman Maurice
Weber of Ayr with about 75
people participating. Starting
from.the Holiday Inn they visited
the Future Acres herd of Tom
Barnes, Petersburg , the Mellick
Mead herd of Wm. Westman
Sons, Mils erton after which they
were seiked lunch by the
Gravelridge Woniens' Institute in
their hall..
In the afternoon they sisited
the Century Acres herd of John
and Brian Oldtield of Seaforth.
The Willanu 'ad herd of Vernon
Baker, St. Marys, the Silver
Cedar herd of Geo, eA Brian
Mitchell,. "I hamesford and the
SprOcc tiros e herd of Floyd
flunsher,ger. Ness Dundee.
On Fell, 25 the Ayrshire
10% to 50% off
Entire Stock
at Jack Thompson
Footwear Service
Main St. Seaforth
WATCHING THE RALLY — Danny Achilles, left, takes it easy Sunday at the
registration :incA mobile poker rally sponsored by the Walton Recreation
Committee . Reid ./vatches contestants take off. The rally started at the
Walton :Arc! iiv)1.1!"1:1 around prepared t rails through the countryside.
(Staff Photo)
weekend with his father Mr.
Harold Whyte and Mrs.
W,L.Whyte and Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nichol of
Winthrop visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley.
We would like to wish Bill
Dolmage a speedy recovery for at
the time of writing he is a patient
in University Hospital, London.
Sunday evening guests with
Mr. and Mrs. George Counter,
Richard, Kassandra , Vicky and
Cheryl were Mr. and Mrs.
W.N.Counter of Clinton who
returned home on Friday evening
front the Bahamas and Mr. and
Mrs. Ken McNairn and family. of
R. R .ft , Clinton.
Mr. Ken Buchanan of Williams
Lake B.C. visited on Monday with
relatives in the area and also his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Buchanan of Huronview.
Foresters Family Bowling will
be held on Sunday evening March
7th at the Clinton Crown Lahes
Correspondent .
Mrs. Mary Merner
Mrs. W.L'.Whyte returned
home on Thursday from a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. John Whyte,
Jeff, Andrea and Kerri of
Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs Bun McConnell
and Cheryl of Ottawa visited on
Thursday' and Friday with their
daughter and son-in-law and
family .Jane and George Counter,
Richard, Kassandra and Vicky,;
Cheryl -Temained with the
Counters.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hope of
Hamilton spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and rs. HUgh
Dimaline, Don, Peter and David.
' Mr. and Mrs. Neil ‘Aqtynnies.
and Leanne of
Mr. Mark Stnith of Exeter were
Saturday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Southgate and
Jennifer.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Whyte of
Glen Orchard visited over the
Smiles
A lady was approaehed. by a
beggar Who asked, "Lady, I
haven't eaten for six days."
Replied the lady: •"011, if I had
your will power."
Compare dollar-for-dollar performance....then go Motomaster!
,ettSrkS ars about Inclions
Sunda \ s isitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray • Fluether, SteCen
thy. Luid-John ss ere: Mr. and Mrs. Bert
',Louth:\ h.:minder, John and MarY 13.111.•
Mrs, of (jodcrith;
fhe Institute euchre will be this
ut Friday with hostesseS in charge,
Sirs, Harold. I-I udic, Mrs Don
I mhard, Mrs-. Emerson Mitchell
and Mrs. Trevor Smith.
Mr. and.Mrs. David Brady• and
daughter of, London visited on the
-s'cl..eketrd•--with Mr. W..I.Leeming.
and family. Mr. Leeming
returned home with them on
Sunday when he will be admitted
to S1' Joseph's Hospital , on
Monday for surgery. We wish
him a successful recoserv.
When the• electrical storm
passed through this area about 5,
ti a.m. Sunday. it caused a burst of
• Li,,n tire at the Hydro station ..at the
north end of the at the
tunth line corner. The Blvth fire
fl a t.
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Doug Fraser.
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department were : called to,
prev em further Spreading' to
other close buildings. 'The' hydro'
sem. ice was required. sonic
r6idenies were without hydro'for
a short time. •
The World Day of Prayer
secs ice will he held at Duffs
United Church, Walton, • on
Friday, March 5 at 2 p.m. The
theme of this years program will
he "Education. For All of Life'',
'flee guest' speaker to be, our
minister. Rev. Ed. Baker. All
ladies in the community are
cordially invited.
We are glad to report that Cliff
Ritchie hits returned home front
'St. Joseph's Hospital; London
after a tWo week stay alter being
transferred from Wingham
Flospiul following a car - truck
accident on Satin-day. February 7 .
We all s‘ish him a • speedy
reins co „
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